Property Rights and Property Management

Author: Gao Fuping, Huang Wushuang
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book covers three aspects of content: distinguishing between "property management and neighboring rights." The authors argue that property management is essentially self-management by owners, and thus its foundation is the division of ownership. The use of property in a divided ownership context involves two aspects: one is the special usage rules arising from the division of the property itself into exclusive and common parts, and the division of owners' rights into exclusive and shared rights; the other is the neighboring rights issues that arise during property use. Therefore, the three concepts—divided ownership, property management, and neighboring rights—are organically linked. Although the book has a certain theoretical flavor, its writing emphasizes both the explanation of fundamental rules and the analysis of numerous specific case studies, making it practical and suitable for readers at all levels.